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Uh I don't think so unless I'm misremembering what happened with The Day Before?
Afaik, it was just a failed multiplayer extraction shooter or MMO or whatever, because it had terrible performance issues and lack of content etc.
Whereas this is a game we already know has great content and performance, it's just releasing a few weeks late. (This is operating under the assumption that it comes out before 2025)
No, in this case there is actual working beta - you can download it on the first page.
It is just dev decided he is the most cunning piece of something and the whole "release" thing became a "coming soon" type of comedy.
Aside from him doing his crap and some shill who delete comments most of users is already understand, how truly great dev is.
In case of DayBefore there was early info about how crappy those clowns are, and with each leaked info it baceme even more clear - there will be no actual game.
Here there is still some hope, that one day there will be a complete game.
hmmmm at this point is a win-win for the ones complaining, if it doesn't release we are vindicated of the lack of responsibility from the dev, if it is released with get a potentially good 1.0 to enjoy or a lackluster 1.0, that again, is vindication
According to some comments on Mirths twitter, especially some people that work on porngames, Steam may take as long as half a year, depending on how many NSFW games they have to go through.
I would not expect this game to come out between Feburary and July on the platform. Best to release it on other platforms first. this won't go anywhere.
I would not expect this game to come out between Feburary and July on the platform. Best to release it on other platforms first. this won't go anywhere.
Well if he did that, 80% of posts here from nov.22 wouldn't exist and instead we would wait and perhaps discuss what's new, if someone from patreon posted some info. But he didn't. Ans that is part of why people don't want to trust him anymore.
As for those "who works on porngames" - yea we all know some of those clowns with years of "no content, pure milking" - of course the would insist of steam long checks. 200% true.
And somehow the info of steam checks lasting half of a year has been avoiding me all this time. I mean, the even Mad Island manage to update on a regular basis - and there is much more hardcore content there. So - no, I still don't believe in such unusual circumstances.
- May 24, 2018
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That is true but only in the context of overall checking process. Not sudden pre-release "additional check" or whatever that is. This is highly unusual.
Anyway, I'm sure at this point they will postpone the release to the next year no matter what since right now it's a horrible release window. The question is will patrons swallow that? And judging by the whole year postpone fest, they definitely will.
Alright, I admit I was too optimistic. Now betting on a 2027 release (December)
(if the translations are done)
(if the translations are done)
- Feb 4, 2017
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Jesus, I'm glad to have left that shithole lol.
I actually looked around and stumbled upon something on Reddit (I know, I know) where a developer hasn't gotten their demo released even after 9 days. Apparently close to December Steam can get pretty clogged up due to holiday season making a bunch of shit developers crap out a cheap games to sucker in people (lotsa AI shit and all) which Steam is still obligated to check.
So that apparently seems to be a thing. Grain of salt, though.
New problems will rise once the current ones are solved.
I doubt they have any sort of priority, considering the game is officially out 22th of november, they just decide not to release the files to the public. If you announce a release date without delay, it gives the impression that it already went through the process, including the knowledge of said publisher of such processes. Even the publisher didn't delay the game again, instead we have the set date but without anything happening.
Honestly, I just think its out when its out. None of this shit matters anyway once v1.0 is released on any store.
He doesn't, the publishers do resolve these things but they're working together. Its just they're just incompetent is all, critical bliss is known for delays with and without reason.
All of this was predictable and anticipated and very easy to circumvent any sort of issues with Steam. They didn't so we now have to wait potentially weeks to half a year for release.
I'm currently waiting to hear back from someone who told me they would contact me in 1 week. It's been FOUR.
Mirthal shouldn't trust his publisher anymore if they got him in this situation and he shouldn't trust Steam because clearly the 3–5 business days line is horseshit.
This whole debacle is generating pages of angry comments per day and, while they may get buried, it's not like they're going to go away. I don't really see the how much monetary difference there would be between a monthslong bungled release or a release on Itch followed by one on Steam.
I don't buy the conspiratorial line cause this is just too embarrassing. Maybe for the delays since Jan, but not the November release delays. Imo the only way this could get worse is if the game gets reviewd bombed, which doesn't seem out of the question at all, or if it's delayed so long that it misses the holiday rush.
Release it now so you can't be accused of the worst. Make an apologetic tweet, release on Itch, and people will forgive. The people who would only buy on Steam will do so anyway on release. Avoid the review consequences. Trust that your game is good and will bring its own long lasting interest. Clearly it has proven so already.
Mirthal shouldn't trust his publisher anymore if they got him in this situation and he shouldn't trust Steam because clearly the 3–5 business days line is horseshit.
This whole debacle is generating pages of angry comments per day and, while they may get buried, it's not like they're going to go away. I don't really see the how much monetary difference there would be between a monthslong bungled release or a release on Itch followed by one on Steam.
I don't buy the conspiratorial line cause this is just too embarrassing. Maybe for the delays since Jan, but not the November release delays. Imo the only way this could get worse is if the game gets reviewd bombed, which doesn't seem out of the question at all, or if it's delayed so long that it misses the holiday rush.
Release it now so you can't be accused of the worst. Make an apologetic tweet, release on Itch, and people will forgive. The people who would only buy on Steam will do so anyway on release. Avoid the review consequences. Trust that your game is good and will bring its own long lasting interest. Clearly it has proven so already.
That is the root of the problem - he should just speak to his audience, one way or another. Shit happens, but anything could be solved with enough thinking invested. Instead he tries stay silent and crack jokes like "700 weeks before release". It's not steam fault, nor the crappy publisher fault that he choose to behave that way. I can call it everything but adequate.
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Mirthal is like an internet meme lord. It's funny when it's funny, but sometimes you just want a straight answer.
- May 7, 2018
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Mirthal is nowhere near funny enough to be a meme lord